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and type (or copy and past without the "=>") => sudo apt-get install libusplash-dev libbogl-dev libc6-dev make gcc Close terminal after completion go to Home> (click "View" in tool bar, then click "show hidden files") go to .gnome2>nautilus scripts and open now, double click make Usplash ...

1- Extract To Desktop And Move Folder To /usr/share/gdm/themes/ 2- Go To -Start, System, Administration, Login Window, 3- In The GDM Chooser, Go To The "Local" Tab, Then Select Your GDM Theme 4- Place A Check Mark In The Circle On The Left Of The Picture, Then Close And Test It By Loging ...

I couldnt take a real snapshot. but that is pretty close how it looks.

I was fascinated by the Lain series and hoped to do something close to what the login screen looked like (although, it might differ as I have lost my DVD's from the series...).

It's my favorite GDM theme and i think it's the closest to the Mac OS X.

Close the Login Window applet.

Go to System -> Preferences -> Appearance -> Install and select this package (find it on the desktop) If you get a prompt if you want to use the new set, then accept The fast way to combine it with another (custom) icon theme requires some editing before installation Open the package, open the ...

many fixes - equal color table for GTK-2 and GTK-3, new progresive bars, many color fixes /scrollbars/sliders, all selected colors more grey close, to the Apple ...

next to change will be the close, maximise, minimise buttons

I decided to see if I could put something together that got me close to what I had on GNOME 2.